Tim O'Reilly interviewed at Velocity 2011
summary
Velocity grows into a story about cloud-backed, data-driven services and real-time operations: Amazon now runs its first five years on AWS every day, Google’s autonomy work ties the Google autonomous vehicle to street‑view memory rather than a standalone AI, and mobile shifts performance testing onto devices and networks. Expect an inflection in machine vision (hacks already measure Parkinson’s tremors at a health hackathon) and more ambient, deviceless interfaces combining local sensors with massive backend intelligence.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25Early tech shift
- 3:10Man-machine symbiosis
- 5:38Internet as OS
- 7:43Augmented reality
- 9:51Real-time services
- 12:59Ops of real-time systems
- 13:20Mobile and vision trends
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